Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-06-10
4 CHICAGO MAN Fl0ss A SALT LAKE CITY
PAUL PRY SAINT.
Seventeen Apache Indians Heading tor
the Sierra Nad.e Mountains.
A PRIZE rlaET BETWEEN LARRY
SULLIVAN AND TON WARD.
Mrs. Roselle, the vitriol Thrower, IN De-
fault Of Bonds, Sent to jail.
An Insane Asylum Scandal.

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WINDSOR, H., June 8.-On May L.
B. G. Peadroe, a farmer, died at the
Southern Insane Asylum at Anna, ILL.,.
where he had been sent for treatment.
The of death assigned by the
physicians of the asylum was a broken
blood vessel. From the appearance
of the body and on account OF stories
from other parties to the effect that
Peadroe had been very harshly
treated, the body was exhumed and
an autopsy held yesterday. 1t was
found that the left cheek-bone was
crushed and two large pieces were
taken out. The right cheek was
found to have been torn completely
off, and the chest presented a horribly
bruised and mutilated aspect. Nu-
merous other contusions were found
on the body, and altogether the body
presented a %sickening spectacle. The
blow on the face was enough to have
caused in~sensibility if not death. A
careful examination was made to see
if death was caused by a broken blood
vessel, but no such evidence was
found. Late last night a Coroner's
jury returned a verdict that Peadroe
came to his death from wounds in
ficted by the officers or attendants In
charge OF the asylum.
A Chieagoan I'm Utah.
SALT LAKE, June 8.-A Chicago
man named Mari to-day visited the
unfinished Mormon Temple accom-
panied by his wife and a lady friend.
They had to cross a large, deep open
space on a platform Of loose boards.
CHANGING downward MARI saw a crouch
ing saint in the act of looking eagerly
up for the second coming of Christ,
probably. This incensed MARI, who
cornered the beast and gave him a
flogging. The Paul Pry saint threat
ened to call his brethren, ~whereupon
the Chicagoan told him to call the
whole band and, to spur him up,
punched him again.
Apaches ora h Wsrpafh.
NoGALEs, A. T., June 8.-A dis
patch received here to-day states that
II Apache Indians have left the reser-
walton and taken to the warpath.
| Why they left is unknown, but they
| seem to mean business. Last night
they were near Calabasas, nine miles
north OF this place. They have COM
mitted no depl edations, and the sup
position is that they are heading for
the Sierra Madre mountains. The
| commanding officer of the troops
| stationed here has been notified, and
all due precautions have been taken.
A Bridge Jumper In England.
LONDON, June 8.-Lawrence Dono-
van, who jumped off the Brooklyn
| bridge and also off the suspension
bridge at Niagara Falls, to-day,
jumped from the London bridge into
the Thames. He refused to permit a
collection to be taken up, saying the
Jump was merely in honor of the
Queens Jubilee. He intends to jump
at an early day off the Clifton sus-
pension bridge at Bristol, the highest
bridge in England.
Going to Meet Blaine.
PITTsBURG, June 8.-Ben Jones,
Chairman of the Republican National
Executive Committee, left for New
York this morning. He said while he
did not go there expressly to see
Blaine, he would be present to bid
him good by. He stated further that
neither he nor any other person could
say whether or not Mr.. Blaine would
come out as a Presidential candidate.
He thought Blaine was not seeking
the nomination.
An Oregon Prize Fight.
ASTORIA, Or, June 8.-A fight took
place yesterday afternoon between
Larry Sullivan and Tom Ward, a.
sailor. Hard words yesterday be-
tween the two led to the fight. After
Is rounds Ward knocked Sullivan in
the pit OF the stomach, and SO dis
abled him that the fight was awarded
to Ward.
New York Prohibition.
ALBANY, June S.-The Executive
Committee of the Prohibition party
decided to hold the State Convention
at Syracuse, August rs and 26, and
nominate a full ticket. Ex-Governor
st. John, Of Kansas, and J. B. Finch,
of Nebraska, will traverse the State
making speeches.
A Kentucky Tragedy.
MARYsvILLE, KY, June 8.-John
II. Fields, afarmer living near Helena,
shot his wife and two SONS about noon
Sunday and then cut his throat. At
last accounts all were still living.
Jealousy and financial embarrassment
are assigned as the cause for the
crime.
The VitrOI Thrower.
Los ANGELES, June S.-Mrs. Ro-
selle, the vitriol thrower, has been
held to answer in the Superior Court
with bail fixed at $4,000. For default
If bonds she went to Jail.
eas Of Judge Murray.
ELMIRA, N. Y, June 8.-Judge VIM.
Murray, of the Supreme Court, died
# apoplexy at midnight.